After weighing the pros and cons, I still chose this company. Expert comments: Internship is a ladder for college students to enter the society. If you do well in the internship, opportunities will co

After weighing the pros and cons, I still chose this company. Expert comments: Internship is a ladder for college students to enter the society. If you do well in the internship, opportunities will come to you at any time. You must know that no matter what employer, they need a modest, prudent, studious and motivated employee; and if you are a greedy person If you are a person who enjoys himself, you will not notice it even if the opportunity comes. Xiaohua in the case was diligent and dedicated to the internship, and finally stayed at the internship unit. In real life, some students think that they will not stay in the internship unit, so they treat the internship work perfunctorily and cannot complete the work assigned by the leader. It is conceivable that they will face all kinds of setbacks in life when they finally go to work. . Way out 3: Lost my way during the internship Case 3: After graduation, I am still regarded as an intern Character: Xiao Han Internship position: Company clerk Since my senior year, I have been an intern in this company, and my job is the company clerk. I have to draft a copy for my boss, and I have to attend every meeting, big or small, and then organize the meeting materials into documents. Sometimes when the company holds activities, I have to contribute my own plans, which not only have to be creative but also pay attention to feasibility. Of course, when I first joined the company, I had a trainee teacher who took care of me, and I helped him complete the work that he couldn't finish. It didn't take long for the teacher to change jobs, so his job fell on my shoulders. I really wanted to stay in this company, so I have stayed in this company since graduation, but I have always been an intern. Last year, department leaders occasionally mentioned signing a labor contract with me immediately, but now they have no idea. I heard from others that the company's performance has declined in the past two years and several people have been laid off. Whether I can be hired is still a mystery, which makes me feel even more anxious. Seeing that all the classmates around me have found formal jobs, I am a little confused as to whether I should continue to stay in my current company or find another job. I always comfort myself, maybe the company will sign a contract with me soon, and I will be able to receive my salary soon. Expert comments: For a company that you yearn for, as an intern, of course you should go all out to do your job well and strive to be hired eventually. But we must also be alert to whether some employers have violated our own rights and interests. Before graduation, as students, we cannot enjoy the protection of labor laws, but once we graduate, we must know how to protect ourselves to prevent some unscrupulous companies from using us as cheap labor. As Xiao Han, the first thing you have to do is not to wait there, but to talk to the company boss about your thoughts and confusion, and understand the reasons why you have not signed a contract yet. Whether the company wants to evade responsibility or feels that your performance is still insufficient. Not enough, it will at least provide a reference for your future path choices.